Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12
contest at Pilgrim Baptist Church next
Thursday evenings

81, mas arrived In the city and is tn,
guest of Mrs. Z. r. g. Taylor.
Mr.. Howard GREEN, formerly of thi
city, has been appointed local reporte,
ofthe st. Louis, (Mo.) Advance.
Mrs. JAS. A. THOMAS, of Dale stree,
presented her husband with fine bah,
! boy last Sunday. A nine FOUNDER.
Mr.. AND Mrs. H. w. B. GREER ane
4 Mr.. A. g. Plummer, of Minneapolis
We're guests of Mrs. Milton Fogg las
4 Sunday.
| County ASSESSOR j. I. BEAUMONT wa.
reelected Thursday for another two
years by the mayor, president of the
a council and county auditor.
1 MEssRs. R. A. WAGNER and A. Plum.
mer who formerly entranced our bellies
with their musical renditions are now
holding spell-bound the bellies of Den.
yer, Col.
Mr.. AND Mrs. DAVID MCGOWAN and
son, OF Chicago, of the firm W. HI.
schunpferman & Son, are in the CITY
the guests Of Rev. G. S. Jacobs and Mrs,
+. D. Parker.
FRANK p. DoWNIE and Richard Cronin
were Thursday appointed policemen on
the regular force to take place Of
Michael DAILY and Dan Ahern, promoted
to be detectives.
Gov. McGILL Thursday appointed c.
y. Brown of Morris judge of the new
Sixteenth judicial district and G. W,
Sleeper, of Brainerd, Judge of the
Fifteenth judicial district.
Mr.. NJ FINNEY JOHNSON, an enter
prlsing young railroad man of Chicago
who has been connected with the C. B,
%. Ry. for over ten years and is still
Wlththe company, is contemplating tax
ing up his residence in st. Paul. He is
very worthy young man and will be
an acquisition to our city.
HARRY WooDsoN, the Black Diamond
has challenged Billy Wilson, for another
fight Marquis of Queensberry rules, for
| $500 or $500 side, and rs per cent OF
the gate receipts to the winner; the
light to take place in st. Paul three
weeks from date of signing articles with
two or four ounce gloves.
The officers and members of the A
M. 3. church, headed by the pastor
Rev. G. S. Jacobs, are making grand
rally to pay of the present indebtness
and make preparation for general re-
pairing Of the church. The friends OF
the church are reque, ted to be as liberal
as possible in their contributions.
THERE was a delightful surprise party
rendered to Miss Cora French, who has
recently returned to the city, Wednes-
day night. Those present were: Misses
Blanche Parker, Minnie Scott, Dodie
Roe, Lulu Griswold, Ollie Durant, Alice
Lawrence; Messrs. G. c. Wilkins, Z. F.
DeLyons, 0. D Howard, Chas James,
K. G. Beaumont, Thos. Bennett, w. H.
Brown, Chas. White. Chas. Bush, C. w.
Mason. The evening was passed away
with music and pleasant conversation
and after partaking of some elegant re-
freshments the party returned to their
homes.
A VERY pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. David Nc
Gowan at the residence of Mrs. F. D.
Parker, 1901 Martin street, Thursday
evening. The party met at the residence
of Mrs. w. c. Hawkins and thence to
Mrs. Parkers. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hawkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Lazenberry; Mesdames
William Liggins, Frank Williams, Geo
Duckett, Addie Henry, Cora LETTERS
| Thos. Griswold, Anna Robinson, Martha
Black; Misses Ella Smith, Dodie Roe
Blanche and Birdie Parker; Messrs
William Queen and ]. @. Adams.
4 MAYOR SMITH under the provisions O
tide recent acts of legislature, on las
], Monday made appointments on the
police force as follows: Chief, Johr
Clark; senior captain, John Bresette
captains, Thomas Walsh, A. M. Lowell
William Hanft; ieutenants, I. .. Nor
gan, Dennis Murphy, William Dowlan
Henry Babe; sergeants, Charles Roleau
! Olaf Larson, William Budy, Ernes
Boerner, John Pendy, P. Z. Getchell
4 Phillip Sweitzer, John u. Zlrkelbach
detectives, John O'Connor, chief; Thos
Kenaly, D.J. o. Conner; and Dan Ahern
:. Michael w. DAILY, assistants. He ais
appointed the new board of publ
:. works as follows: John G. Quinby
Eighth ward, two years; Richard I
German, Fourth ward, two years; Wm
: Barrett, Third ward, one years; Edwar
IC. starkey. Second ward, one yea1
!. The term of Office commenced Monday
!. The salary is $1,000 year.
Mr.. ]. K. H1LYARD, of No. 1863 Robel
street, had occasion to 90 to Mime
apolis, Tuesday night. and when cross
ing Hennepin and Second streets slippe
upon the icy crossing and fell upon hi
back. A little later he was reeountin
his mishap to a friend who accompanie
him, and just as he stepped upon th
) pavement at the corner of the cit
hall block and Nicollet avenue he te
again, spraining his left ankle severed,
) With the assistance of his friend he apai